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The annual goEast festival in Wiesbaden, Germany, April 5-11, will again feature an exciting range of movies from this vast region. The festival throws its net wide, featuring everything from a major retrospective of mainstream Russian movies (including the best-known musical, "Volga Volga" from 1938) to the work of more obscure Lithuanian director Ĺ arunas Bartas. There will laso be a retrospective of Polish director Krzysztof Kieslowski.
From their website: "
goEast shows films that created a stir in their countries of making, attracted attention in the international media, represent the cutting-edge – or have already achieved the status of classics. The 2006
goEast Competition features ten fiction films and six documentaries; thirteen of these films are screening in Germany for the first time."
For details, check the
goEast website.
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